My son’s protocol death

I miss my son so much. This image was after they narc'd him seven times, administering Morphine and Ativan. It took him a little while to come down from all that, and they kept giving him medicine, as you can see in these videos, to keep him knocked out so he couldn't talk to me. 

They also tried to ventilate him at UC Hospital in Cincinnati, but I told them no. When he did talk to me, he was fine. That was at UC Cincinnati Ohio hospital. The last few videos were at Bethesda North Cincinnati Ohio Montgomery, and they did ventilate him at Christ Hospital right after he left Drake Center, where he was supposed to get physical therapy that never happened. They tried to send him back to UC Hospital, so I couldn't get back in. Once again, at UC Hospital, he needed physical therapy, but they wouldn't do it.

When I wasn't there, they asked for my phone several times so they could delete my videos, and if I wouldn't comply, they wouldn't allow me back in. As you can see in the videos, once he came down off the medications, he could still talk and do things. They waited till I left at Christ Hospital and ventilated him, claiming he couldn't breathe, and did what they wanted. The same happened at Bethesda North, even though I was there. I witnessed them pull the plug in front of my face on my child, and I watched him take his last breath.

They had put weight on him, but they starved and dehydrated him. They tied him down when he didn't need to be tied down because he wasn't doing anything. There is so much more to talk about; it's just so hard to discuss. But here are some videos of me trying to fight for him to get back to normal so he could come home, and also trying to take my phone for video recording, which I later found out was allowed after looking it up. They threw me out of the hospital so I couldn't stay with him, and then the nurse they mentioned in one of the videos actually did throw me out of the hospital for good, even though I wasn't even recording anything at that time. I was simply visiting him.

They never got the doctor for me, not once. So when I wasn't allowed up anymore at UC Hospital, I sent his stepdad to watch over him. They didn't want anyone telling them how to care for their child. The only reason I sent him to UC was for physical therapy because the first hospital, Anderson Mercy Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio, denied him dialysis. They claimed he had COVID and didn't let me in the first hospital at all. I told them no protocols or res or vaccine, and they sent him home unable to walk. Four or five days later, so I took him to UC.

I wish he didn't need that dialysis or my kidney because I would have just treated him at home if I knew the outcome. ❤️‍🩹💔😪